Artificial intelligence may always end up ironic Dec 2022 — OpenAI experiments

Photo by DeepMind on Unsplash

This is an experiment by Rob Tyrie

Note: Irony is not satire but they are related, some of these sting. It is ironic that an algorithm can take a swing at it better than a first year university student…. In 10 seconds.

Irony is only funny until it is not.

Prompt By Human
OpenAI, What are some ironic definitions of artificial intelligence?

OpenAI- “It’s difficult to provide specific examples of ironic definitions of artificial intelligence because irony is a matter of context and perspective, and it can be difficult to determine what someone else might find ironic. However, here are a few possible ironic definitions of artificial intelligence:

1. A type of intelligence that is not actually intelligent, but is instead just a collection of algorithms and data that simulate intelligence.
2. A form of intelligence that is intended to augment human intelligence, but instead ends up replacing it or rendering it obsolete.
3. A type of intelligence that is supposed to make human life easier and more efficient, but instead creates more problems and complications.
4. A form of intelligence that is supposed to be unbiased and objective, but instead replicates and amplifies human biases and prejudices.
5. A type of intelligence that is supposed to be logical and rational, but instead exhibits strange and unpredictable behavior.

These are just some possible examples of ironic definitions of artificial intelligence. As I mentioned earlier, irony is a matter of context and perspective, so it’s difficult to determine exactly what someone else might find ironic. If you’re looking for a specific definition of artificial intelligence, you may want to consult a more reliable source.

(Ed. The last statement if not ironic is definitely the funniest. And yes the picture was generated too)

Dec 11, 2022